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hamilton
- Jan 1, 1970
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With the current discussion of inverters and an electric blankeypoo,
I would like to create a backup for the Gas-Forced-Air furnace in my house.
The last time the power went out, the gas stove still had gas flowing.
But with the power out, the furnace would not work.
So, will a Pure Sine Wave inverter be able to run the motor in a
standard furnace ?
Thanks
hamilton
I would like to create a backup for the Gas-Forced-Air furnace in my house.
The last time the power went out, the gas stove still had gas flowing.
But with the power out, the furnace would not work.
So, will a Pure Sine Wave inverter be able to run the motor in a
standard furnace ?
Thanks
hamilton